Since the enactment of the PACT Act, thousands of Vietnam War-era veterans who have since passed away can now be service connected for their Agent Orange-related deaths. This makes their surviving spouse or dependents (i.e., children and parents) eligible for retroactive DIC benefits. Join the CCK team as we discuss DIC benefits, other survivors’ benefits, and how to apply for Agent Orange-related survivors’ compensation.

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The Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) manages the disbursement of benefits to veterans and their dependents. Meanwhile, the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) is tasked with serving the millions of veterans enrolled in VA health care. Join the CCK team as we review how these two programs operate and discuss instances in which they work together. Be sure to tune in to this informative episode!

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Join the CCK team as we discuss a recent win in the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims (CAVC) for a Vietnam Veteran. After many years of receiving TDIU benefits, VA revoked this Veteran’s TDIU benefits, creating an overpayment. With the help of CCK, the Veteran was able to restore his TDIU benefits and earned about 15 years of retroactive pay. Tune in to learn more about this exciting case!

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When your VA claim is denied, or you are not satisfied with your rating, you have the option to appeal the decision. However, the VA appeals process can be confusing and daunting. Join the CCK team as we discuss the benefits of hiring an accredited representative for your appeal. Don’t miss out on this informative episode!

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Many veterans pursue 100 percent disability ratings because of the amount of compensation and additional benefits associated with it. Therefore, it is important to note that there are multiple types of 100 percent VA disability ratings. Join the CCK team as we review five types of 100 percent disability ratings. Do not miss out on this informative episode!

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The length of the VA claims and appeals process can vary tremendously based on many factors. These include the number of issues for which a veteran is filing a claim, the complexity of the case, whether the veteran is in the Legacy or AMA system, and more. Join the CCK team as we review the many reasons for long VA wait times and how veterans can help speed up the process. Be sure to tune in for this informative episode!

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Presumption of exposure means that veterans who served in certain locations at certain times do not have to provide the typical elements to establish service connection. In August 2022, the PACT Act expanded presumptions related to Agent Orange exposure to include additional locations and time periods. Join the CCK team as we review the new presumptive criteria and more.  Don’t miss out on this informative update!

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On this episode of Veterans Legal Lowdown, the CCK team is discussing the newly established VA presumptions for veterans affected by burn pits. On August 10, 2022, the PACT Act added 23 new conditions to the presumptive list for toxic and burn pit exposure.  Be sure to tune in as we review the criteria for this VA presumption and how to apply for burn pit benefits.

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On this episode of Veterans Legal Lowdown, the CCK team is discussing a recent VA benefits case in which a CCK client received a huge VA back pay award. CCK ultimately reached an agreement with VA without having to file a single formal brief. Tune in to this episode to learn more about how CCK helped the Veteran receive almost 30 years’ worth of retroactive benefits.

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If VA finds that a veteran’s condition has improved, and if the condition is not considered permanent, VA can reduce their disability rating. While 100 percent ratings are not automatically permanent, they can be granted permanent status in certain situations. Join the CCK team as we discuss how to determine if your 100 percent rating is permanent. Do not miss out on this informative update!

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